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When it came to deploying a new network across campus, Dartmouth College came to an important realization - students learn best when the network is learning, too. In this webinar, the Dartmouth IT team is joined by experts from Mist and Juniper to describe how an AI-driven network is being used to deliver new learning experiences on campus. Watch now, and learn how to: -Gain visibility into the Wi-Fi user experience -Quickly troubleshoot network problems with an AI-driven virtual assistant -Predict network problems before they arise -Implement personalized location services, such as wayfinding and proximity notifications

Telecom professionals need to re-plan and re-prioritise for the medium-to-long-term, especially in relation to colleagues in network operations and network management, who are finding it taxing to do their functions remotely. Network engineers and architects are traditionally used to sit in a NOC, where the availability of servers, software, ect. Facilitates immediate responses to network issues. However, remote working has presented issues in immediately executing some actions, and so passing on resolutions to the field team is harder. This is particularly relevant during the Covid-19 crisis, where the network is stressed, and response time and network operational continuity is critical. By viewing this webinar you agree for your details to be shared with the event sponsors. If you wish to object, please email marketing@capacitymedia.com.

Detecting advanced persistent threats (APTs) on your network requires greater visibility. Watch this webinar to discover how you can secure your network and reduce your response times by combining machine learning, rules-based detection, and threat intelligence to analyse network, user, and host activity. Key takeaways include: •Automating threat detection with MITRE ATT&CK. •Maximising network threat detection with network detection and response (NDR). •Scaling network threat detection. •See MistNet NDR in action. Watch Dan Crossley, Enterprise Sales Engineering Manager at LogRhythm and Garry Wilson, Solutions Architect at Sapphire, for an introduction to MistNet NDR by LogRhythm in partnership with Sapphire!

Cybercrime is on the rise and organizations of all sizes are vulnerable to attacks. With the proliferation of network-connected devices, applications, and ever-evolving complex network architectures, managing your organization's networks is becoming increasingly more difficult. Join this panel of network security experts and industry leaders to learn more about: -Trends in cyber attacks and common attack vectors - How to identify security gaps in your network - How to close these gaps: best practices and solutions - Recommendations for managing and securing complex enterprise networks Speakers: Diana Kelley, Cybersecurity Field CTO, Microsoft Brandon Hoffman, CISO, Head of Security Strategy, Netenrich Jack Mannino, CEO at nVisium Mike Weber, Vice President Innovation, Coalfire

Why a new firewall strategy is needed in today’s networks. The firewall used to represent the perimeter of the network, but in today’s modern network the perimeter is wherever a device, user or application is located. What role does the firewall play in this expanded attack surface? Join us to learn: - The need for a consolidated firewall strategy - Converged networking and security to reduce complexity - How to keep the “Next Generation” in NGFW

Cloud networking can quickly become complex, making it difficult to achieve the visibility necessary to gain critical insights. This is true in AWS just like all of the other cloud service providers. AWS has continued to innovate and bring new constructs to VPC networking. However, each new features adds complexity and they are seldom shrink-wrapped together to provide a holistic network offering. Hear from James Devine, Aviatrix Principal Solutions Architect, who came from AWS as a networking SME and is a co-author of AWS Certified Advanced Networking Study Guide about how Aviatrix can help provide unprecedented visibility and control into your AWS Networking.Repeatable cloud architectures Seamless service insertion Visibility and monitoring Pace of innovation Multi-cloud support

As companies migrate to the cloud, they are responsible for ensuring their critical applications and data are safe and secure. But what happens when an organization accelerates their cloud workload adoption but leaves security behind? According to Unit 42 Threat Researchers, the number of public cloud instances directly exposed to the internet increased by 68% during the pandemic. Security teams are looking for new tactics to address cloud network security requirements during their cloud workload expansion, but many don’t know where to start. In this webinar, join Prisma Cloud Product Manager Kasi Annamalai and Product Marketing Manager Jason Williams to learn more about: - Key trends with cloud network security - A new way to mitigate network exposure risk in public clouds - How Palo Alto Networks can help Presented by: Kasi Annamalai is a senior product manager for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, covering Cloud Network Security pillar. He helps customers secure the workloads running in the public cloud from Network exposure, threats and incidents. Previously, he held product and Engineering positions at Equinix, Cisco, Accenture. Jason Williams is a product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud and software Next Generation Firewalls at Palo Alto Networks, covering cloud network security. Previously, he held technical product positions focused on software defined networks, zero trust, and microsegmentation at Cisco and Illumio.

As companies migrate to the cloud, they are responsible for ensuring their critical applications and data are safe and secure. But what happens when an organization accelerates their cloud workload adoption but leaves security behind? According to Unit 42 Threat Researchers, the number of public cloud instances directly exposed to the internet increased by 68% during the pandemic. Security teams are looking for new tactics to address cloud network security requirements during their cloud workload expansion, but many don’t know where to start. In this webinar, join Prisma Cloud Product Manager Kasi Annamalai and Product Marketing Manager Jason Williams to learn more about: - Key trends with cloud network security - A new way to mitigate network exposure risk in public clouds - How Palo Alto Networks can help Presented by: Kasi Annamalai is a senior product manager for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, covering Cloud Network Security pillar. He helps customers secure the workloads running in the public cloud from Network exposure, threats and incidents. Previously, he held product and Engineering positions at Equinix, Cisco, Accenture. Jason Williams is a product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud and software Next Generation Firewalls at Palo Alto Networks, covering cloud network security. Previously, he held technical product positions focused on software defined networks, zero trust, and microsegmentation at Cisco and Illumio.

As companies migrate to the cloud, they are responsible for ensuring their critical applications and data are safe and secure. But what happens when an organization accelerates their cloud workload adoption but leaves security behind? According to Unit 42 Threat Researchers, the number of public cloud instances directly exposed to the internet increased by 68% during the pandemic. Security teams are looking for new tactics to address cloud network security requirements during their cloud workload expansion, but many don’t know where to start. In this webinar, join Prisma Cloud Product Manager Kasi Annamalai and Product Marketing Manager Jason Williams to learn more about: - Key trends with cloud network security - A new way to mitigate network exposure risk in public clouds - How Palo Alto Networks can help Presented by: Kasi Annamalai is a senior product manager for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks, covering Cloud Network Security pillar. He helps customers secure the workloads running in the public cloud from Network exposure, threats and incidents. Previously, he held product and Engineering positions at Equinix, Cisco, Accenture. Jason Williams is a product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud and software Next Generation Firewalls at Palo Alto Networks, covering cloud network security. Previously, he held technical product positions focused on software defined networks, zero trust, and microsegmentation at Cisco and Illumio.

For decades, traditional MPLS was the only option to connect corporate branch environments. With those legacy networks comes a lack of choice in wired connectivity, speed and availability based on service provider metrics, and time-consuming, expensive truck rolls whenever something needs fixed. Today, branch networks are undergoing dramatic change that require organisations to rethink their legacy networks. Many IT professionals are currently asking themselves if 4G LTE is a viable option for branch networks, and whether or not they can trust wireless technology to keep their businesses connected and thriving. In this webinar, we will address a few misconceptions about wireless WAN in the enterprise, and discuss why 4G LTE is not only a practical option for your branch networks, but the most flexible, secure and reliable solution. Whether using cellular for primary, secondary, or hybrid WAN connectivity, 4G LTE plays a significant role in the modern branch network. What we’ll cover: - Traditional wired networks vs. USB modems vs. wireless 4G LTE connectivity - Current state of the WAN and trends in the market - Capabilities of 4G LTE & SD-WAN - Success stories from organisations in banking/finance, retail, and construction outlining use cases in pop-up networking, parallel networking, and failover.